425 North 33rd
Street
1850, Jun.
30: Title for 417-435 N. 33rd and 3222 Spring Garden transferred to David B.
Paul by Jeremiah Bonsall
1883, Oct. 5:
Title for 417-435 N. 33rd and 3222 Spring Garden transferred to John H.
McIlvain by David B. Paul
John
H. McIlvain was a retired lumber merchant living at 3305
Baring St.
417-435: “Built 1884 by architects G.W. and W.D. Hewitt.
Row of two-and-one-half story brick doubles; porch-fronted. some enclosed.
Pressed and corbelled brick trim; paired windows with gabled dormers interrupt
cornice line in all but central building in group which has slightly steeper
and larger dormers and uninterrupted cornice; 425 and 429 demolished; 433
missing attic floor.”
(Inventory of
Buildings in Powelton from the application submitted to the National Register of Historic
Places, 1985)
History
1900:
E. Carrie Tucker 40 Single; renting
A. Eliza Tucker 38 Sister; single
G. Ella Tucker 42 Sister;
single
Robert Kirkland 28 Lodger; Professor of languages; single
The
1880 census lists their full names as Caroline Earp Tucker, Eliza Amanda Tucker,
and Ella Gertrude Tucker. They were the daughters of Mary Earp and Thomas
Tucker, a cotton broker at 50 S. Front St. They lived at 111 N. 19th St. in
1860 and 1870. Their mother was probably the daughter of George and Ann Earp. In
1860, Mary E. Tucker listed her personal property at $30,000. Her husband
listed his at $5,000. In 1888, when Thomas resigned as the sole surviving
trustee of the estate of George Earp, the estate was valued at $190,000.
1910:
Mary S. Johnson 65 Widowed with one child; renting
Cynthia S. Johnson 35 Daughter; single
Carrie E. Tucker 50 Sister; single
Lydia Tucker 40
Sister; single
Ella G. Tucker 30 Sister;
single
In
1880, Mary S. Johnson and her daughter were living at 3315
Baring St.